Petrobras produzirá no mês de agosto em suas refinarias nova gasolina "de nível europeu"; será mais cara porém, mais eficiente

Petrobras Will Produce New “European-Grade” Gasoline In August; It Will Be More Expensive But More Efficient

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Published on 24/06/2020 at 17:18

Petrobras produzirá no mês de agosto em suas refinarias nova gasolina “de nível europeu”; será mais cara porém, mais eficiente

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The Gasoline to Be Produced by Petrobras Will Have New Specifications, with Quality Similar to Fuel Produced in the USA and Europe.

According to Anelise Lara, Director of Refining and Gas at Petrobras, during a live event of the Brazilian Automotive Engineering Association held last night (06/23), Brazil will produce gasoline with quality similar to the fuel sold in Europe and the USA in the next semester. Petrobras’ Replan Refinery Achieves Monthly Record for Bunker Production 2020

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Starting in August, new specifications at Petrobras refineries will take effect. With this, the price of fuel will increase. Among the advantages, according to the management, are reduced consumption and better vehicle performance.

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The director also stated that the economic feasibility of renewable diesel — a technology patented by Petrobras that allows for the production of the derivative from the coprocessing of oil with vegetable oils at refineries — will depend on the regulation of the new product.

Petrobras, along with ANP, hopes that the commercialization of green diesel, which will begin to be tested at the Repar refinery in Araucária (PR) starting in July, can generate carbon credits (Cbios) — an instrument of the federal RenovaBio program for the offsetting of greenhouse gas emissions. Each CBio corresponds to the reduction of emissions of 1 ton of carbon resulting from the substitution of fossil fuel consumption with renewable sources.

“For [green diesel and aviation bio-kerosene] to be economically viable, they need to be regulated. This is the most relevant point for us to proceed with the production of green diesel,” the executive stated during the online event.

The RenovaBio sets emission targets for each fuel distributor, which must acquire CBios from renewable fuel producers.

Petrobras Will Produce New “European-Grade” Gasoline In August; It Will Be More Expensive But More Efficient

The Gasoline to Be Produced by Petrobras Will Have New Specifications, with Quality Similar to Fuel Produced in the USA and Europe.

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Petrobras Will Produce New “European-Grade” Gasoline In August; It Will Be More Expensive But More Efficient

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